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The 34 Artillery Brigade, Nigerian Army Obinze, Imo State has gotten a new Commander in the person of Brigadier General Sani Sulaiman. In a statement

Views: 155 Tragedy struck on Thursday evening along Owerri – Onitsha in Eziama Obiato Community in Mbaitoli Local Government Area of Imo State when one of the bullets fired by some jubilating soldiers at the army checkpoint at Ukwu Orji allegedly hit a woman in the community. The 46-year-old mother of four and native of Umuagha village in Eziama Obiato community, Chikodi Ofoegbu, was said to be working in the farm when the bullet hit her. According to a report by The Nation, the incident caused panic as youths were reportedly gearing for protests. Eyewitnesses,  said the officers were jub...

Stray Bullet Of Jubilant Soldiers Kills Mother-of-four In Imo The 46- year-old mother of four and native of Umuagha village in Eziama Obiato community, Chikodi Ofoegbu, was said to be working on the farm when the bullet hit her. by SaharaReporters, New York Apr 22, 2021 Tragedy struck on Thursday evening along Owerri – Onitsha in Eziama Obiato Community in the Mbaitoli Local Government Area of Imo State when one of the bullets fired by some jubilating soldiers at the army checkpoint at Ukwu Orji allegedly hit a woman in the community. The 46- year-old mother of four and native of Umuagha vi...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The Progressive Circle of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bauchi State chapter, on Thursday revealed that the group was formed to promote politics without bitterness not only among party members but also in the larger political community. Chairman of the circle, Alhaji Surajo Dada stated this in an interview with DAILY POST, adding that the group was also working towards ensuring the survival and sustainability of democracy in Bauchi State. To actualise this, Dada informed that the Progressive Circle would identify credible people and encourage the party to g...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The South East has recently become the new venue for surprising violent attacks and has witnessed a few cases of insecurity, which has left mouths agape and also fixed a question mark on the hitherto claims of safety in the region. From Ebonyi to Abia, Anambra to Imo, there has been one form of bloodletting or the other. In Ebonyi, invading armed men entered a community and killed innocent and defenceless persons, including women and children, in the most gruesome manner anyone could imagine. In Abia, the same security problems have persisted with pockets of killi...